1. Network Administration
Active Directory services

2. Nội dung Create ADS Create AD’s Object
Moving from Workgroups to Domain Environments
Create ADS
Create AD’s Object

3. from Workgroups to Domain Environments
New features
Domain structures
Configuring Sites
Moving Operations Master Roles
Back Up AD

4. Domain Design- New Feature
Active Directory Recycle Bin
Fine-grained password policies
Domain rename function
Cross-forest transitive trusts
Domain controller promotion from media

5. Domain Structure

6. AD DS structure with OU

7. Multiple Domain Model

8. Multiple Domain Real-World

9. Multiple Trees in a Single Forest

10. Federated Forests Design Model

11. Federated Forests Real-World

12. Peer-root domain with schema security for added protection and integrity

13. Unpopulated placeholder domain

14. Complex AD DS placeholder domain structure

15. Install First DC of Forest
enter dcpromo
Choose a Deployment Configuration
choose Create a New Domain in a Forest
Provide domain name (FQDN)
forest functional level
Windows Server 2008
install DNS
If not yet

16. Installation Wizard

17. Cont.

18. available Administrative Tools

19. Setting Up Additional DCs
start dcpromo
choose to do 1 of
Add a domain controller to an existing domain
Create a new domain in an existing forest.
Create a new domain tree root instead of a new child domain

20. Creating an additional DC

21. Install an RODC Read-Only Domain Controller (RODC)
In Additional DC Options page,
choose Read-Only Domain Controller option
password replication policy

22. Choosing an RODC

23. password replication policy

24. Prepare an Existing Domain Schema
Install AD DS into 2003 domain
 modify schema
use adprep
\sources\adprep folder

25. switches

26. Create Active Directory Objects
Design and Create an OU Structure
Create Computer Objects
Create User Objects

27. Create User Objects Active Directory Users & Computers
Rclick/New, Organizational Unit
provide name

28. OU

29. Create Computer Objects
PC object is created automatically if you add that computer to domain
steps
Rclick domain/OU/New, Computer.
Provide a computer name
Select a user or group. Default:Domain Admins
right-click account/Properties

30. Properties

31. Properties

32. Properties

33. Create User Objects
Select domain, built-in users container, or specific OU
Rclick/ New, User.
provide basic information
Create a password
right-click user and click Properties

34. Create User Objects

35. Properties

36. Properties

37. Properties

38. Properties

39. Work with Site and Domain Consoles
Active Directory Sites and Services
Active Directory Domains and Trusts
Change Default-First-Site-Name Name

40. Change Default-First-Site-Name Name

41. Enable Global Catalog

42. Enable Global Catalog

43. Create a New Site
Sites and subnets are logical representations of physical realities.
Multiple physical subnets may exist within a single site

44. Create a New Site

45. Create a New Subnet

46. Move a DC to a New Site

47. AD Domains and Trusts Raising Domain and Forest Functional Levels
Changing Operations Master Roles
Create an External Trust

48. Steps

49. Steps

50. Changing Operations Master Roles

51. Create an External Trust

52. Windows Server 2008 UNIX Integration
new subdomain record appears within the domain records for the zone

53. Services for NFS component

54. major components of Windows Server 2008 R2 UNIX

55. Install Services for NFS

56. Install Services for NFS

57. Using and Administering Services for NFS

58. Configuring Active Directory Lookup for UNIX GID and UID

59. Configuring Client for NFS and Server for NFS Settings

60. Configuring Client for NFS and Server for NFS Settings

61. Creating NFS Shared Network Resources

62. Creating NFS Shared Network Resources

63. Installing the Subsystem for UNIX-Based Applications

64. Understanding Identity Management for UNIX components

65. Installing Identity Management for UNIX Components

66. Installing Identity Management for UNIX Components

67. Configuring Password Change Capabilities

68. Adding NIS Users to Active Directory

69. Administrative Improvements with Windows Server 2008 R2

70. Administrative Improvements with Windows Server 2008 R2